Taylor Swift rewarded fans for figuring out her Google puzzles by revealing four new track titles
tracks we already know and love. But true Swifties will note that only four titles were unveiled of the
promised five vault tracks. Amid the Google puzzling on Tuesday, Swift shared what seemed to be another word scramble on her social media, opening a vault with the letters TSUL, a pair of quotation marks, and an exclamation point. The obvious speculation is that the track is called “LUST!” or “SLUT!”—the latter seems unlikely, though some fans have pointed out that the quotation marks could indicate the kind of accusations being hurled at Swift back when she was perceived as a serial dater. Or perhaps they’re the first letters of four different words. In any case, somehow there’s still an outstanding puzzle to be solved.
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